What?... charm... poise... uh...yeah, sure! Poise, charm, of course, sure. That's ALL I think about when she shows up in her... tight... low cut... high cut... costuuuume, and boootsss....GASP! YEP! Poise. Charm. Nuthin' else! Nope!!!
@@Bushidobull She proved a lot of people wrong. I remember when they announced who was going to play WW on film, people were like going who's she? From Israel? Oh, no, but she did great.
Casting seems like its easy to most people, but there are many examples of what happens when someone is cast who isn't right for the role. Wonder Woman definitely did a good job in that regard.
@@StamFine They actually had a tough time casting Wonder Woman, and Douglas Cramer really had to go to bat to convince the producers to cast her. He actually threatened to walk if they wouldn't use her.
I like to believe that most men and teenage boys were not discouraged at all by the cheesy stories as long as they could enjoy the awesomeness of Lynda Carter.
That's a fair point. That said, a lot of the real classics of the 70s-80s are as cheesy as WW- Knight Rider, Six Million Dollar Man, Buck Rogers, The A-Team. Of them, only Buck Rogers wears tights. And maybe Templeton Peck.
It was always a live action cartoon. A comic book come to life as the animated openings showed. Stills animated. Animation came to life. It looked like it was drawn. The movie and two specials of the first season were lifted straight from the comics with slight changes tied to real World War II history. The episodes of the two series continued that to some extent with some based on movies. A little comic book mixed with something real. It was never intended to be more than a fun live action comic book with a little "if you weren't careful you might just learn something". It was also designed to complement reading the comic books not replace it.
@@StamFine "Wonder Woman", on the other hand, was a family show from which everyone in the living room could find something to enjoy. Many of the action shows of the period and for some time afterwards was very much geared towards boys and younger men. Surely Wonder Woman's cross-appeal led to the show's endurance in a way that the other shows you mentioned haven't lingered in the public's memories.
Lynda Carter. Female perfection to this day. If I ever saw her in person, I'm pretty sure I'd have to look away, like looking at the sun. Much the way women are with Henry Cavill.
I met Carter in 2018, she is very beautiful but not very tall, which is why she wore heels on the show. she is sitill verry beautiful, but not very smart. She is very liberal and her daughter looks very much like her.
Lydia Carter was a great Wonder Woman. I grew up watching Wonder Woman as a kid in the kid in the 70’s. I was born in 1966. Wonder Woman was one my favorite superhero.
Faithful to the source material, perfectly cast, high production values, played (mostly) straight, Wonder Woman provides the shoulders on which today's billion-dollar superhero movies stand on.
yeah, it was a pity that fewer comic book shows took off in US prime time in the 70's. The only other long running (marvel or DC) series was The Incredible Hulk.
I enjoyed the show much more when it was moved to a contemporary setting and the sci-fi elements became over-the-top. Linda Carter was so perfect for that role especially in terms of her physical appearance. Overall a very fond childhood memory.
Omg, this show brought me into puberty. Great theme song. I remember Linda Carter from an episode of Starsky and Hutch. I remember when Debra Winger came on as Wonder Girl.
Born in 67. Grew up with Bat Man 66 in reruns, watched the premier of The Incredible Hulk and Wonder Woman and then both series. Nicholas Hammond as Spider-Man! ! What a great time to be alive as a kid in the 70s!! Even better, living now, with the Marvel Universe and some of the DC Universe hitting it home!!
Lynda Carter was Most definitely The A+ aka Diana Prince/Wonder Woman! Loved Cathy Lee Crosby as well as her Beauty and Talent But the Original Wonder Woman Movie Could never take off for Her! Carter fit the part to a T! Season One Will always stand as my favorite 1940s WW2 Comic Book Era! Loved The Military Staff as Well as Lyle Waggoner aka Major Steve Trevor, Richard Eastham aka General Blankenship and Beatrice Colen aka Etta Candy! Season One's Villains and Characters for that Era was Pretty Cool as well! First of all Wish ABC would of stuck with and picked up on the Next Two Seasons! and Second That when CBS Picked up on and doing Seasons Two and Three That There Could of been Sixteen Years Age Gap Time Eras Storylines between the Three Seasons! Going Right Directly into 1977 Disco Era was so lame for the Show's run! Thank-You for Sharing!
This was a wonderful video. I was so excited to see Wonder Woman in the original broadcast. Like you, I much preferred the 1940s setting. The contemporary version was kind of bewildering and silly. I only watched because I thought Lynda Carter was fabulous.
I fell in love with Lynda Carter as a kid. Now fast forward to the year, 2001, I had a girlfriend who looked a little like Lynda Carter, she had her eyes, her smile. Sadly, May of 2021 I lost her from a massive heart attack. She left behind 4 of her kids who were all married and have kids of their own, and her Mom that is still living. But in 2003 we broke up but in 2017 I found her again through Facebook and remain friends up until her passing. My life has not been the same since she's been gone, I still loved her and I think she was liking me all over again as well. So the television Wonder Woman, Lynda Carter will always be my favorite. Plus, Lynda Carter's birthday and mine are the same, July 24th. And my old girlfriend who past away, hers July 31st.
This was one I watched along with The Incredible Hulk. Linda Carter was definitely worth looking at no matter what season of the show you are watching!
This is an excellent, concise summation of the Wonder Woman tv series. Your insights as to what worked & what didn't are beautifully illustrated by well edited clips, not to mention a dry sense of humor! And just when I thought "well, the sparkling teeth gag is going to get old fast", it just kept on building & I just kept laughing. So thank you for this amusing retrospective, which was told with both an honest, critical perspective & a clear appreciation of the show & its stars.
Yeah there were a few stunts she did actually do herself, surprisingly enough! I remember an interview I think it was of her talking about the things she did that probably wouldn't have been allowed today, particularly climbing and dangling off of very high things. It happened a few times of them dangling actual Lynda off of high places, not her double.
@@brinmoody she wasn't really that high. Behind the scenes photos showed she wasn't higher than 20 feet with bags under her along with harness to keep her from falling
@@1969chgoodwin exactly, they judged it safe-enough at the time but nowadays, with the various broken ankles, legs, knees etc from things like that they don't even want to allow that. Even though every actor wants to do their own stunts, the studio doesn't like paying for convalescence time (nor the odd lawsuit).
@@brinmoody 20 feet with air bags under her isn't high. She had stunt double for almost every stunt including simple ones like flips. It was never her doing anything dangerous, her stunt double did almost every stunt. Don't believe all crap she says it's bullshit
I didn't remember the premise of the series but I like how they did a time jump between Season 1 and Season 2. It absolutely falls in with the idea of what we know about Wonder Woman in modern pop culture -- that she has been around the world of men for a long time.
You make a lot of really good points in this. First season always the best season. After that you can literally feel the studio and placement and all that. It gets in the way.
When Lynda Carter appeared on The View, the theme song came on, she entered and got a STANDING OVATION. A fitting honor to the actress who brought WW to life.
This was my favorite show as a child. I remember watching seasons 2 & 3, and then watching it all the time on reruns here in Chicago back in the early '80's. Thanks for the video.
Didn't mention Wonder Girl was played by Deborah Winger. Also, Carter did her own stunt hanging from the helicopter without a safety wire at 11:36 just to get the episode done on time.
I have been a fan of Wonder Woman my entire life, and I have to say this was an especially fun take on the character and her history. The clips and commentary are fun, and this was clearly a loving and humorous take on Wonder Woman. Well done!
My father always just walked through the TV room on the way to the garage, ignoring whatever I was watching but for some reason he'd stop and stay for a bit when I was watching the wonder woman series. I think he knew the theme music as he'd always find a reason to pass through when the music came on the television.
When I watched the series, one thing I really noticed was the huge difference in Lynda Carter's acting as the show progressed. She seemed a little cold the first season but by the third season, she was so realistic. Her acting was amazing. I would've loved to see her in other post WW films after that, as she really developed the chops. I did see Hotline years later, I rather enjoyed that movie.
Wonder Woman's immortality must have rubbed of on Lynda Carter because she hasn't aged a day! I was glad to see the 2nd Wonder Woman movie pay tribute to Lynda Carter. Speaking of movies... Professor (William Moulton) Marston & the Wonder Women was a movie in 2017 that tells the tale of Wonder Woman's creator. It also explains why Wonder Woman was always being bound.
Incredible charm and beauty of Linda Carter and a strong woman actress. She fit the role well. Perhaps the plots could have been more diverse and sometimes deeper, but okay for the time the show came out. Just a fun lighthearted show!
God i loved this show. I really wanted the soundtrack to this show. I remember running upstairs and turning this show on when it aired. I was always excited to see this show. The intro was and is the best next to MASH.
Don't forget Emma Peel, Honey West, Cathy Gale, Sheena- all in the 60s. Also, Cathy Lee Crosby's WW was taken from the comics when the character was de-powered and a spy with martial arts skills.
I can't believe how this show took place only 30 years after WWII. Watching this as a kid, WWII seemed like ancient history. But if they made it now, it would take place in the mid-nineties! And they just happened a few years ago. /s
Got The first series on DVD. Remember both the Cathy Lee Crosby Movie and The Linda Carter Pilot being shown on ITV in the 1970's early 80's Then BBC bought the 1970's set 2nd season
Lynda Carter was gorgeous as Wonder Woman, and (even though in her 70s today) still looks beautiful today. She turned up in _Wonder Woman 84,'_ which is cool even though the movie wasn't received as well as the previous. I want to do a full watch of the show when I catch up with my long 'To Watch' list. Oh! And Stam, you forgot something else that happens a lot in the show: Diana/Wonder Woman gets chloroformed a lot.
I used to nag my dad to let me watch 'The Six Million Dollar Man,' which was on the same time as 'Wonder Woman,' on the other channel. My mother would always insist my father give in to my eight year-old preferences and my father would grumble and put on Lee Majors, instead of Lynda Carter. Our relationship, to this day, has never recovered.
No one can beat Linda Carter. Her charm and poise is unmatched .
i can think of current porn stars with more poise and charm unmatched
Truth.
What?... charm... poise... uh...yeah, sure! Poise, charm, of course, sure. That's ALL I think about when she shows up in her... tight... low cut... high cut... costuuuume, and boootsss....GASP!
YEP! Poise. Charm. Nuthin' else! Nope!!!
Lynda Carter is the best Wonder Woman of all time.
I can't argue with that.
Gal Gadot is pretty good as well.
@@lamarravery4094 She is OK.
@@Bushidobull She proved a lot of people wrong. I remember when they announced who was going to play WW on film, people were like going who's she? From Israel? Oh, no, but she did great.
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Im 55 this year. Lynda Carter/Wonder Woman was my first ever celebrity crush. Still dont think Ive ever seen a more beautiful woman since.
Lynda Carter's smile could light up the eastern seaboard. Perfect casting.
Casting seems like its easy to most people, but there are many examples of what happens when someone is cast who isn't right for the role. Wonder Woman definitely did a good job in that regard.
I have them all until hardrive dies
That's what I thought, so I made a tribute video to it.
m.ua-cam.com/video/uCRQuBBQ_b0/v-deo.html
@@StamFine They actually had a tough time casting Wonder Woman, and Douglas Cramer really had to go to bat to convince the producers to cast her. He actually threatened to walk if they wouldn't use her.
@@McMahonHater Lynda Carter is a blues singer not a dumb Rocker her slow songs are t die for
I like to believe that most men and teenage boys were not discouraged at all by the cheesy stories as long as they could enjoy the awesomeness of Lynda Carter.
That's a fair point. That said, a lot of the real classics of the 70s-80s are as cheesy as WW- Knight Rider, Six Million Dollar Man, Buck Rogers, The A-Team. Of them, only Buck Rogers wears tights. And maybe Templeton Peck.
Guilty 🤚
It was always a live action cartoon. A comic book come to life as the animated openings showed. Stills animated. Animation came to life. It looked like it was drawn. The movie and two specials of the first season were lifted straight from the comics with slight changes tied to real World War II history. The episodes of the two series continued that to some extent with some based on movies. A little comic book mixed with something real. It was never intended to be more than a fun live action comic book with a little "if you weren't careful you might just learn something". It was also designed to complement reading the comic books not replace it.
@@StamFine "Wonder Woman", on the other hand, was a family show from which everyone in the living room could find something to enjoy. Many of the action shows of the period and for some time afterwards was very much geared towards boys and younger men. Surely Wonder Woman's cross-appeal led to the show's endurance in a way that the other shows you mentioned haven't lingered in the public's memories.
The two of them rolling down the hill had me in stitches, 😆
Lol!!
That looked like Wayne Manor in the background.
Who didn't love Linda Carter as Wonder Woman. She was fabulous
gosh I loved Linda Carter as Wonder Woman.
Lynda Carter, just a shining example of genetic perfection
She's a Godess of Female Empowerment That's for sure....
looks better without the cosmetics
Still amazing!!
Yes and I was a teenager at the time, with a poster on my bedroom wall ......
@Michael McDade back and front 36 C 37-25-36 Brick house
Lynda Carter. Female perfection to this day. If I ever saw her in person, I'm pretty sure I'd have to look away, like looking at the sun. Much the way women are with Henry Cavill.
I met Carter in 2018, she is very beautiful but not very tall, which is why she wore heels on the show. she is sitill verry beautiful, but not very smart. She is very liberal and her daughter looks very much like her.
You couldn't even get it up for her MAGA bro
The best wonder woman by a million miles
Lydia Carter was a great Wonder Woman.
I grew up watching Wonder Woman as a kid in the kid in the 70’s.
I was born in 1966.
Wonder Woman was one my favorite superhero.
I loved the second season.
Lynda Carter made the 1970's sparkle with that smile. That was the wonder of that woman.
Faithful to the source material, perfectly cast, high production values, played (mostly) straight, Wonder Woman provides the shoulders on which today's billion-dollar superhero movies stand on.
yeah, it was a pity that fewer comic book shows took off in US prime time in the 70's. The only other long running (marvel or DC) series was The Incredible Hulk.
I agree, but don't forget George Reeves and Christopher Reeve they also showed that heroes can be played straight and yet still be fun !
For it's time, hulk was a great show, if only by virtue of bill bixby's fantastic performance
I enjoyed the show much more when it was moved to a contemporary setting and the sci-fi elements became over-the-top. Linda Carter was so perfect for that role especially in terms of her physical appearance. Overall a very fond childhood memory.
Good Lord is Lynda Carter gorgeous. Great casting!
Omg, this show brought me into puberty. Great theme song. I remember Linda Carter from an episode of Starsky and Hutch. I remember when Debra Winger came on as Wonder Girl.
Lynda Carter is absolutely physically flawless.
Born in 67. Grew up with Bat Man 66 in reruns, watched the premier of The Incredible Hulk and Wonder Woman and then both series. Nicholas Hammond as Spider-Man! ! What a great time to be alive as a kid in the 70s!! Even better, living now, with the Marvel Universe and some of the DC Universe hitting it home!!
So True 😂😂OMG Yes !! I Can Still Watch Like It Was Yesterday 😂😂😂!!! And I’m 53 😂😂😂
Lynda Carter was Most definitely The A+ aka Diana Prince/Wonder Woman! Loved Cathy Lee Crosby as well as her Beauty and Talent But the Original Wonder Woman Movie Could never take off for Her! Carter fit the part to a T! Season One Will always stand as my favorite 1940s WW2 Comic Book Era! Loved The Military Staff as Well as Lyle Waggoner aka Major Steve Trevor, Richard Eastham aka General Blankenship and Beatrice Colen aka Etta Candy! Season One's Villains and Characters for that Era was Pretty Cool as well! First of all Wish ABC would of stuck with and picked up on the Next Two Seasons! and Second That when CBS Picked up on and doing Seasons Two and Three That There Could of been Sixteen Years Age Gap Time Eras Storylines between the Three Seasons! Going Right Directly into 1977 Disco Era was so lame for the Show's run! Thank-You for Sharing!
I've never met anyone who didn't love this show as a kid, and Lynda Carter is still universally loved. Beyond perfect casting! 💕🇺🇸
Great Video! I met Lynda Carter several times, she's gorgeous!
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it!
lucky
Lynda Carter is Awesome in wonder woman.
yes, she is.
Best commentary on Wonder Woman ever. Linda Carter will forever be Wonder Woman.
Thanks!
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That takes me back, loved this program as a kid😂
All of those shows were my Jam back in the 70s.
Linda Carter... still takes my breath away.
This was a wonderful video. I was so excited to see Wonder Woman in the original broadcast. Like you, I much preferred the 1940s setting. The contemporary version was kind of bewildering and silly. I only watched because I thought Lynda Carter was fabulous.
Some say that to this day Wonder Woman is still rolling down that hill......
I fell in love with Lynda Carter as a kid. Now fast forward to the year, 2001, I had a girlfriend who looked a little like Lynda Carter, she had her eyes, her smile. Sadly, May of 2021 I lost her from a massive heart attack. She left behind 4 of her kids who were all married and have kids of their own, and her Mom that is still living. But in 2003 we broke up but in 2017 I found her again through Facebook and remain friends up until her passing. My life has not been the same since she's been gone, I still loved her and I think she was liking me all over again as well. So the television Wonder Woman, Lynda Carter will always be my favorite. Plus, Lynda Carter's birthday and mine are the same, July 24th. And my old girlfriend who past away, hers July 31st.
A moving story. Thanks for sharing.
Condolences
I am so sorry for your loss. Keep her memories in your heart. 😢😿
I love Lynda Carter Wonder Woman, but also enjoyed Cathy Lee Crosby Wonder Woman too.
Lynda Carter is the best wonder woman of her own
It's hard to disagree
Lynda Carter is the very best Wonder Woman. Nobody else can beat that. NOBODY!!!!👈🏼
This was one I watched along with The Incredible Hulk. Linda Carter was definitely worth looking at no matter what season of the show you are watching!
I loved Wonder Woman Lynda Carter was my first celebrity crush.
Condolences to Lynda Carter on the passing of her husband, Robert A. Altman, on February 3rd, 2021.
Sad news. RIP.
RIP
Wow! Who would've known!
Now maybe she can get someone sexier
@@frankpetersen3090 😂😂😂
Truly one of the few bright spots of my childhood!!!😍
This is an excellent, concise summation of the Wonder Woman tv series. Your insights as to what worked & what didn't are beautifully illustrated by well edited clips, not to mention a dry sense of humor! And just when I thought "well, the sparkling teeth gag is going to get old fast", it just kept on building & I just kept laughing. So thank you for this amusing retrospective, which was told with both an honest, critical perspective & a clear appreciation of the show & its stars.
Thank you for the kind words. Wonder Woman was a fun subject for a video as well as a fun show to watch.
Great fun series for its time. I enjoyed all the seasons not just season 1. But Diana's transformations were more dramatic in 1 & 2.
As a kid, Lynda Carter was my first crush. She was just the total package. Those sparkling eyes and smile were too much
I remember Back in The 70s It was the only show where Dads would watch with us
The 1970s Lynda Carter WonderWoman TV Series is my 2nd Favourite TV Show Ever
Lynda Carter did that amazing stunt hanging off a helicopter - no stunt double .
well, she was Wonder Woman.
Yeah there were a few stunts she did actually do herself, surprisingly enough! I remember an interview I think it was of her talking about the things she did that probably wouldn't have been allowed today, particularly climbing and dangling off of very high things. It happened a few times of them dangling actual Lynda off of high places, not her double.
@@brinmoody she wasn't really that high. Behind the scenes photos showed she wasn't higher than 20 feet with bags under her along with harness to keep her from falling
@@1969chgoodwin exactly, they judged it safe-enough at the time but nowadays, with the various broken ankles, legs, knees etc from things like that they don't even want to allow that. Even though every actor wants to do their own stunts, the studio doesn't like paying for convalescence time (nor the odd lawsuit).
@@brinmoody 20 feet with air bags under her isn't high. She had stunt double for almost every stunt including simple ones like flips. It was never her doing anything dangerous, her stunt double did almost every stunt. Don't believe all crap she says it's bullshit
I didn't remember the premise of the series but I like how they did a time jump between Season 1 and Season 2. It absolutely falls in with the idea of what we know about Wonder Woman in modern pop culture -- that she has been around the world of men for a long time.
You make a lot of really good points in this. First season always the best season. After that you can literally feel the studio and placement and all that. It gets in the way.
I waiting for you also. Happy birthday soon
When Lynda Carter appeared on The View, the theme song came on, she entered and got a STANDING OVATION. A fitting honor to the actress who brought WW to life.
This was my favorite show as a child. I remember watching seasons 2 & 3, and then watching it all the time on reruns here in Chicago back in the early '80's. Thanks for the video.
no problem. glad you enjoyed it.
Those were the days, along with Buck Roger's, Battlestar Galactica and Bionic Woman.
Thanks for reminding me about what made Wonder Woman so great.
Excellent documentary, I love this show.
Great vid , do remember the 1976 show, happened right at my puberty age, a good relieving show.
I watched it when it first came out. It was great. All three seasons.
Didn't mention Wonder Girl was played by Deborah Winger. Also, Carter did her own stunt hanging from the helicopter without a safety wire at 11:36 just to get the episode done on time.
Lynda Carter is one BEAUTIFUL woman!!
I have been a fan of Wonder Woman my entire life, and I have to say this was an especially fun take on the character and her history. The clips and commentary are fun, and this was clearly a loving and humorous take on Wonder Woman. Well done!
I laughed every time the teeth sparkled...very funny. Well put together!
Thanks!
My favorite Wonder Woman loved. Lynda Carter is good
She was always my superhero and always will be nobody can take her place
The best show ever made
"The only thing dark and gritty here is the coffee". Love it! 😂
Lynda is beyond perfect just blistering 🔥
The best and the only wonder woman. She's perfect. 🇧🇷
My father always just walked through the TV room on the way to the garage, ignoring whatever I was watching but for some reason he'd stop and stay for a bit when I was watching the wonder woman series. I think he knew the theme music as he'd always find a reason to pass through when the music came on the television.
Lynda Carter is just so hot
I can’t unsee that toy plane prop with the small dolls inside 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
State of the Art Special Effects back then.
When I watched the series, one thing I really noticed was the huge difference in Lynda Carter's acting as the show progressed. She seemed a little cold the first season but by the third season, she was so realistic. Her acting was amazing. I would've loved to see her in other post WW films after that, as she really developed the chops. I did see Hotline years later, I rather enjoyed that movie.
LC gained more experience and confidence the longer the show ran, like any good actor.
Wonder Woman's immortality must have rubbed of on Lynda Carter because she hasn't aged a day!
I was glad to see the 2nd Wonder Woman movie pay tribute to Lynda Carter. Speaking of movies...
Professor (William Moulton) Marston & the Wonder Women was a movie in 2017 that tells the tale of Wonder Woman's creator. It also explains why Wonder Woman was always being bound.
I am and always have been a big fan of wonder woman she has always been my favorite DC comic book character.
I wish that they would make another live action TV series of wonder woman
Drop-dead gorgeous!
Watched bits of it when it was first shown in the UK late 70s era watched some of it on TV years later got all 3 seasons on DVD as a box set
Incredible charm and beauty of Linda Carter and a strong woman actress. She fit the role well. Perhaps the plots could have been more diverse and sometimes deeper, but okay for the time the show came out. Just a fun lighthearted show!
Loved Wonder Woman & The Bionic Woman 🤘✌️👍
I love lynda carter wonder woman since birth
Loved the narrative, thanks! Very funny
Loved this! Thanks for putting together such an awesome documentary. Must have taken ages!
Wow. I did notsee that coming!
God i loved this show. I really wanted the soundtrack to this show. I remember running upstairs and turning this show on when it aired. I was always excited to see this show. The intro was and is the best next to MASH.
I loved this show
She was so beautiful
I love these videos! Informative and funny!
She is sill gorgeous.
Don't forget Emma Peel, Honey West, Cathy Gale, Sheena- all in the 60s. Also, Cathy Lee Crosby's WW was taken from the comics when the character was de-powered and a spy with martial arts skills.
Great review and absolutely correct analysis of the high, lows, and arc of the series - well done!
Believe it or not there was a lot of bondage in Marston’s original Wonder Woman stories!
yes, quite a bit
I really liked this good job
Thanks!
You had me at making tea.
Lol i actually never saw this show. She's very cute 😍 love the glasses 😄
I watch the show with my great grandmother.
Nice!
I can't believe how this show took place only 30 years after WWII. Watching this as a kid, WWII seemed like ancient history. But if they made it now, it would take place in the mid-nineties! And they just happened a few years ago. /s
I loved when she fought the alien monster, when he picked up wonder woman and her kicking and squirming around trying to get out of it!
Got The first series on DVD. Remember both the Cathy Lee Crosby Movie and The Linda Carter Pilot being shown on ITV in the 1970's early 80's Then BBC bought the 1970's set 2nd season
Cool.
This is a great video. Thanks for making it
Lynda Carter was gorgeous as Wonder Woman, and (even though in her 70s today) still looks beautiful today. She turned up in _Wonder Woman 84,'_ which is cool even though the movie wasn't received as well as the previous.
I want to do a full watch of the show when I catch up with my long 'To Watch' list.
Oh! And Stam, you forgot something else that happens a lot in the show: Diana/Wonder Woman gets chloroformed a lot.
She also appeared as the President in Supergirl ("You should see my other plane!" - though since it was invisible, presumably you wouldn't).
Great video and spot on!
Thanks!
This Wonder Woman and the JL JLU version are the best
first season was my favorite
Lynda Carter is beautiful and wonderful and well ALL know that....
I used to nag my dad to let me watch 'The Six Million Dollar Man,' which was on the same time as 'Wonder Woman,' on the other channel. My mother would always insist my father give in to my eight year-old preferences and my father would grumble and put on Lee Majors, instead of Lynda Carter. Our relationship, to this day, has never recovered.
Love your commentary, mate. So refreshing!
Thanks!